The phrase "area adhered" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific region that has been stuck or attached to something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The area adhered to the surface was difficult to remove."
Alternatives: "region attached" or "section bonded".
We observed membrane surfaces at Lo cell poles as the areas which adhered to glass surface during re-attachment (Fig. 7A).
In addition, one sample from the area to adhere one leg to the ploychromy horse body was also obtained.
But a number of civic, neighborhood and historical preservation groups led by the Powerhouse Arts District Neighborhood Association are opposed, saying they want development in the area to adhere to the zoning regulations laid out by the city in 2004.
In addition to the dangling bonds, crushing produces a fine coating of damaged, strained, mineral powder with high surface area, which adheres to grain surfaces, and initially elevates rates of oxidation, dissolution and reaction associated with pyrite surfaces (e.g., [11]).
But that doesn't matter to most people, nor does the fact that the Pope, who in many areas adheres to tenth-century notions of justice, is far more insightful and humane about the inevitable impact of climate change than the current leadership of the United States Congress.
The hotspots lost their importance as the preferred exit sites when the acute inflammation fully progressed, as neutrophil infiltration then occurred over a much wider blood vessel area; eventually, neutrophils adhered to most regions of the blood vessels.
We speculate that E-caddCR4h-expressing GSCs may need a larger cortical area to stay adhered to the hub cells due to its disadvantage in adhesion.
Next, cell spreading occurs as actin-rich lamellipodia (sheet-like protrusions) extend from the cell body to enable a larger adhered area and in some cases subsequent cell migration.
The study was approved at each stage of the data collection by the Human Ethics Committees of the University of Sydney and the Western Sydney Area Health Service and adhered to the recommendations of the Declaration of Helsinki.
The APAS therefore greatly empowered CHWs to remind women in their catchment areas to adhere to PNC more effectively than they did using paper-based tracking forms.
